It deals in rare, long-dishonored commodities and runs directly counter to mainstream agriculture.
But further pension cuts run directly counter to Syriza's election promise of ending what it calls Greece's "humanitarian crisis".
But in another sense his life runs directly counter to the American dream, rejecting the American dreams of his parents and grandparents, in search of something older.
Behrani's dreams directly counter those of Kathy Nicolo, played by Jennifer Connelly, a young American struggling to hold onto her house, mistakenly auctioned by the state.
Private debt collectors also run directly counter to one of the reforms Congress approved after the Senate Finance Committee hearings on the I.R.S. in 1997 and 1998.
Ambassador Hugh Barclay argued strongly that what McDonald's was doing "ran directly counter to US interests in seeing CAFTA-DR implemented as soon as possible".
Adolpho Birch, the league executive who oversees the drug-testing program, said: "It's directly counter to what everyone in that room Friday heard.
The spokesman, Josh Earnest, said the violence "runs directly counter to pledges from the interim government to pursue reconciliation" with the Islamists.
The Amnesty study concludes that relying "on secret evidence presented to a judge behind closed doors, [runs] … directly counter to ordinary principles of fairness long-recognised in UK law and fundamental to international human rights standards.
I would wager, though I cannot prove, that misogynists on the left are far fewer than they are in almost any other political environment: the difference is that it runs directly counter to the account they give of themselves.
This irresponsible decision runs directly counter to mainstream, well-established science, which shows that hatchery fish are actually a threat to wild fish: through competition, introduction of disease, and dilution of the gene pool.
